The Columbian., December 01, 1882, Image 4

bojaetiilng Abut Curtaluu,
There is no one thing that adds so
much to the furnishing of a room as cur
tains. With a good carpet, nice walls,
tasty curtains, though yon have little
furniture in your room, it will look
quite elegant. 'There is no greater mis
take made by people furnishing than
putting all their money into a parlor
set, and leaving only enough to buy dark
shades for their windows. Where a
house is without shutters, dark shades
seem a necessity, but uglier things
could not have been thought of than the
proseut fashionable shades dark gray
and brown. They make the house
gloomy within, and look, outside,
as if no one lived in the
house. For shades there is
nothing prettier than white, and nothing
wears much better. I have some that
have been in use five years, and do not
look so very bad yet. The dust, slips off
Holland ery easily, and if the large
brass rings are attached to pull them
down with, they can be kept freo from
finger marks. But inside the shades
some drapery is necessary to give a
graceful appearance to the window.
These can be of Swiss, scrim, or Canton
flannel, as one fancies. If the windows
are a north look-out, Swiss could be
'used very well; these are rretty, made
to part in the center, and edged with
antique or coarse torchon lace, and at
the top set in large box-plaits and fas
tened to rings slipped on a pole. It is
not necessary to purchase the heavy, ex
pensive poles, and rings at the stores, if
you choose to manufacture your own.
Have a pole turned at the carpenter's, a
little longer than the width of the win
dow; ioU the end fasten a knot which
can beebught at a hardware store, to
gether with martingale-rings of iron,
which can be covered with crotcheting
in brown zephyr. Sew these at equal
distances along your curtains, and hang
them on two larjje hooks, which can be
purchased at the hardware ; store. The
curtains should only reach the floor;
1 nrt 4 V Atvi 1a "" lr n 1 i f 1 Itntrt ra 4- V. - w- i.1 .1 1
of the window with ribbons, and not at
the window-sill as formerly.
For a door, a pretty curtain is- made of
tarlatan, very full, gathered on a string
. at the top and bottom; part in the mid
dle, and tie back to each side with a rib
bon, so that the opening forms a dia
mond. Inside of this have a red or white
shade to draw down for privacy.
A very pretty way to fix a window
looking out upon an unpleasant scene,
is to dissolve Epsom salts into beer un
til it is the consistency of cream and put
it upon the glass with a sponge. It will
form the most beautiful shapes equal
to Jack Frost's paintings. This arrange
ment keeps out ugly sights, but does
not keep out the light.
If the curtains are made of Canton
flannel, the trimming should be in broad
bands of another contrasting color, put
a foot from the top, 'directly across the
curtain, and on a line with the window
sill, place another band. Nine inches,
at least, in width should the bands be;
line the curtains with thin cambric, and
trim them on the edge with worsted
fringe, - which comes in beautiful
shades at from. 20 to 50 cents
a yard. If you would like them more
elaborate, there are beautiful strips of
'wool canvass about six inches wide, to
be had in all colors, which can be em
broidered in any of the pretty stitches
now used, and ueed as the bands, instead
of another shade of Canton flannel.
These stripes come for afghans, but can
be used for a number of articles where
stripes are employed. They are in
nearly all colors, and are fifty cents a
yard.
Very heavy gray linen is also used for
curtains; along the edge of the pattern
the linen is outlined in worsted or
crewel. With the great abundance of
material it is very easy in these days to
make home beautiful, if one has taste;
and one cannot do that with plenty of
money unless they have taste. The
great trouble with many homes is there
is too much mixture in them. To have
everything one must have a large house;
and when people learn to furnish houses
according to the house, we shall see
more pretty homes. Furnish cottages in
cottage furniture, and leave the massive
styles for larger houses.
Tad Lincoln' Lieutenancy.
6e day, Tad, in search of amusement,
loitered into the office of the secretary
of war, and Mr. Stanton, for the fun of
the thing, commissioned him a lieuten
ant of the United States volunteers.
This elated the boy so much that ho went
off immediately and ordered a quantity
of muskets sent to the White House,
and then he organized and drilled the
house servants and gardeners, and with
out attracting anybody's attention, he
actually discharged the regular sentries
about' the premises and ordered his un
willing recruits on duty as guards.
Robert Lincoln soon discovered what
had been done, and thinking it a great
liauTship that men who had been at work
all day should be obliged to keep watch
during the night to gratify a boyioh
freak, he remonstrated. But Tad would
listen to nothing from his elder brother,
and Robert appealed to his father, who
only laughed at the matter as a joke.
Tad soon tired, however, of his self
imposed duties and went to bed. The
drafted men were quietly relieved from
duty, and there was no guard at the
president's mansion that night, much to
Mr. Lincoln's relief. He never approved
of the precaution of mounting guard at
the Wnite House. While Tad sported
his commission as lieutenant, he cut
quite a military figure. From some
souice he procured a uniform suitable to
his supposed rank, and thus proudly
attired, he had himself photographed.
Noah Brooks, in St. Nicholas.
One Woman's Marriages. John A
Philips was arraigned before Justice
Nettleship, in Newark, N. J., on Friday
for refusing to support his seven-year-old
daughter. The child's mother is
dead. The main witness was her sister.
From her testimony it appeared that the
mother's first husband was a man named
Dean, who is now dead. Then she mar
ried a sailor named Beardsley, who went
away in i875. When he returned he
found her living with Philips. In 187G
she left Philips and married Lawrence
Burke, Uurke testified that he was
drunk when the ceremony was performed
and did not know he had married the
woman until the certificate was shown.
N.Y.Timek.
The (JartieMs.
Mrs. Lucretia R. Garfield, wife of the
late president, is living quietly with her
children and his mother in Cleveland.
She spent a good deal of time during the
summer out on the Mentor farm, which
her husband loved so well, and which
was in his lifetime such a place of politi
cal pilgrimage. Elder j Zed Rudolph,
one of the founders of the Disciple
church, is living on the farm. There
have been some slight improvements, and
the grass is greener in; the front yard
than it was when trodden down by the.
feet ot "countless thousands " of ofhee
seekers in the fall of 1880. Tho porch,
which ran across the south and part of
the west ends of the mansion, has been
extended clear across the east end this
summer. The wires which ran into the
little office and library building, a little
to the rear and east end of the house
have been removed. j
On bright Saturdays! Mrs. Garfield
and the children take a run down to
Mentor and remain until Monday. She
still takes a great interest in matters
there, and the neighbors say that her
whole desire seems to be to do every
thing just as the general intended.
Captain Burridge, a neighbor, and one
of the elders of the little Disciple church
there when the Garfields used to attend,
related the following incident to me:
Just before the general's departure for
Washington he told me to go ahead and
do as well as I could j toward raising
funds for the church, and that, at the
close of the year he would divide what
ever deficiency there might be with me.
Meanwhile he died, but Mrs. Garfield
was careful to ask me if j there was not
some arragement for the year's church
work between the general and myself. I
explained how matters stood. She asked
how much the deficiency was, and I told
her 300. She gave me her check for
$150 immediately, and I paid the bal
ance." The new $50,000 residence which Mrs.
Garfield has lately pnrchasod on Pros
pect street, in this city, was selected, I
am informed, by Dr. Boynton. It is
quite large, but probably none too large
for her some what extended family.
There are Mother Garfield, Mollie, and
the two younger boys, besides Harry and
Jimmy when they are at home.
It will be remembered that it was an
nounced some time since that Mrs. Gar
field would in due time publish the au
thorized edition of her husband's works.
President Hinsdale, at that time of
Hiram College, but now superintendent
of the public schools of this city, was
selected as the editor; James R. Osgood
& Co., of Boston, are the publishers, and
the books are printed at the University
Press at Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Gar
field herself, however, has the exclusive
control of the work and its publication.
She pays for and owns the plates, and
whatever profit there may be from the
sales of the books will be hers. There
will be two volumes of 1 the work, each
volume containing 750 pages. About
j00 of General Garheld s compositions
have been selected. ! These include
speeches in congress and on the stump,
some of his finest legal arguments, occa
sional addresses, and articles contributed
to various publications. f Chicago
Tribune.
Social Mathematics. A mathemati
cal professor had been invited by a city
friend to visit him at his residence in a
certain sqnare, and had promised to do
so. Meeting him some time afterwards.
the friend inquired of the professor why
ho did not come to see ) him. "I did
come," aaid the mathematician, "but
there was some mistake.' You told me
you lived in a square and I found my
self in a parallecgram, eo I went away
again." Hartford Times.
NOTICE.
To the Farmers and Mechanics of Oregon,
Washington Territory and Idaho:
We wish to call your -attention to the fact
that our annual Catalogue and price list for
1882-83 is now ready for distribution. It
will be found very valuable and instructive
reading, and will be furnished gratuitously.
Send your name and posloffice address to
FARMERS and MECHANICS' STORE,
184 First street, Portland, Oregon.
sep7-m P. O. Box 175
SlHVen'H Yoneinlte Cherry Tooth Paste
An aromatic combination for the preservation
of the teeth and gums. It is far superior to any
E reparation of its kind in the market. In large,
andaonie opul pots, price fifty cent-?. For sale
by all druggists. Hodge, Davis & Co., whole
sale agents, Portland, Oregon.
D OX'T BUY BOSS BOOTS UNLESS
YOU WANT THE BEST. SEE THAT
OUR NAME IS ON EVERY PAIR.
AKIN, SELLING & CO.
Book And Music Buyebs: Send to Wiley B.
Allen, 153 Third street, Portland, for any book
or music published. Orders by marl filled
promptly. The "Musical Pastime," a monthly
journal of music, 50 cts. a year. Send stamp for
big catalogue of musjc.
RHEUMATISM! No one suffers lrom this
distressing complaint if the blood is pure aud
healthy. OREGON BLOOD PURIFIER makes
verv Rich.Blood and cures Rheumatism, Pains
in the Back, Limbs, etc. Try it. $1 a bottle,
all druggists and medicine dealers sell it.
Frank G. Abell, the Portland photographer is
leading the profession in all the novelties of the
art. His work is always of the best and hi3 cus
tomers are satisfied with what they receive.
Send $1.00 to W. D. Palmer, Portland, tor one
year's subscription to the Pacific Overseer, the
great semi-monthly A. O. U.;W. paper.
The male and female minstrels at the Elite
theatei in Portland are drawing crowded houses.
The Tudors are the latest sensation and more
talent is ou the way.
Turkish Rcgs. Send to ; John B. Garrison
107 Third street Portland, for catalogues ol ie-
aigns. i
The best liver regulator known, sure cure for
Dtspefttia and indigestion is l)i. lenley's Cali
fornia I. X.-L. Bitters.
Garrison repairs all kiiidsot sewine machines
1850. 32 Years Practical Experience. 1882.
John A. Child
DRUGGIST,
i "Dealer in
fine Chemicals,
i Perfumery,
Toilet Articles,
Sponges, Soaps,
& Rubber Lood.8.
Cor. Morrison & 2d its
j Portland, Or.
I Special Attention
paid to orders by
mal) when accom
panledwltt the cuh.
mm and iv
l?Mv fEE ME. I
Explained at foot of this column.
MVNICAL.
TIIK UINU AI, PANTIMK-A monthly Jour
nal or music (both vocal and Instrumental,) sent to
any address for 50cU per year. Add rem Wllev B.
Allen, publisher and music dealer, 153 Third street,
Portland, Oregon. Catalogue free.
miBTEYonx."
. a. MAY KK. Civil Engineer. Contractor and
surveyors. Onlce Room No. 8 line's Building:.
East Portland. All kinds of surveying and drafting
done for any part of the country-
BAKERIES.
EM PI UFJIAKEIIY li Washington: Voss A,
Fuhr, Proiw. Manufacturers of Pilot nread, Soda.
Picnic, Butter, Boston, Sugar and Shoe Fly crackers.
Orders from the trade bolioltcd and promptly at
tended to.
AWAYKRN.
W. . JKXNK A. CO. 10 Front street near
Washington. Ores, metais, mineral waters, coal,
etc., carefully analyzed. Assays for gold and sliver
:.; other metals from $3. to 5. Hold dust bought
and bars made. Orders by mall carefully attended
to.
J. H. MeI.TOSH,-Cor. Front and Stark. Chem
ical analysis made of coal, mineral waters, etc. Or
dinary assays of gold, silver, lead or copper, from
3 to 5. Dr. P. Harvey. Consulting Chemist.
ATTORBfEYB.
D. H. KENNEDY. Attorney aiiu Counselor ut
Iaw ICoom li Dekum'n building. Legal busines.i
Iertainiug to letters Patent for inventions, be(or
the Patent Office or in the Courts, a specialty.
USE ROSE PILLS.
KKSTAl'RAN'T THE T I2V THE CTT
All Modem Improvements. Open all day.
.1. t. I1RF.WKR. Proiritnr
ZEPHYR WOOL.
OiEKMAN AND GERM A STOWN WOOL, KNIT
INJ AND EMIiROIDERINO SILK, CAN
VAKSF.S. FELTS, all kinds of Fancy work.
A 1)1 KS UNDERWEAR, MISSES' AND CHIL
DREN'S UNDERWEAR.
FAST'S (OHPL EXE WARHROll E.
i4 PIKCKS 27 00. : PIECES 27 00
165 Third Street, Portland, Or.
P. O. Box 300
For Ciits,BuriL
Sores,HoiIs,piles
Caked Breasts,
Corns, etc.yit has
no equal.
Sold by Drug
grists and coun
try stores at 10
cents per box.
V-
Who r
WESCO, Penman at the
Portland Business College,
Received the premium given by the
PORTLAND MECHANICS FAIR,
For the best exhibit of Plain Writing, Card Writing
Flourishing, Lettering and Pen Drawing. The
Portland Business College Journal,
Containing specimens of ornamental pen work, exe
cuted by Prof. Wesoo, will be sent free to any address.
Setid name on postal card. Add rem
A. P. A RMSTRONG.
se7tf Lock Box 104. Portland, Or.
W. K Chamberlain Jr. Thos. A. Robinson.
Life Scholarship
SEND FOR CIRCULAR
sen-S 2mow
STENCILS
SEALS
XOKTIA.Hrf
USE ROSE PILLS.
Sykes1 Snre Core for Gatarrli'
JIQUID OR DRY, PRICE $100: "ATMOSPHERIC
.A Insufflators," price 50o. Dry Cure and Insullla.
tors mailed on receipt of price, with full direction fsj
use.etc. S. O. SKIDMORK & Co., Druggists 151 Find
street. .PotlftDd, Or. Sole Agents for the N. PacifW
0f.f. mur.Mtf
HTI3ELL
10 000 Pianos
1.000 Organs.
Mr. II. f ftiiv
el Manufacturer.
from f
Caih
id to 1.000 AfT
ih, Itrritr.r jTS 1 1 ?
Iiit-rl!inriitil II I'lllj
lu-ue Free, I II! ;
Laulu-iif-m tree.
ANTISELL
for. MarVcf t I owell
81,(MM) REWARD
TTIOR ANYONE WHO WILL LEARN
I? Kelloirir V .IIHon Mvntera of Ire
und t'louU Cutting, and, with n corret meas
ure and perfect cutting; produce a bad fitting
garment. Several improvement have Ju
been made. Agents to sell and teach wanted
In everv town. Wood agents can nake irom
10 to 2.") per day. KELLOGG A JILLSOX,
Cheney, SiHilcane Co.. W. T
Write to Clete'and Dispensary.
Clevclantl.O .. for Pamphlet in
plain sealed envel
oi e, describing an
Inl&TRUMbNT (worn
at night) for curing
miUllA. XiMlOOAUio.
bin) vie. Cheap, .Never V aus.
Til?: "WHITE." WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD
our entire interest in, and transferred the agency
of the White Sew ing Machine to Mr. John B. Garri
son, of 167 Third str et. Portland, Or. Mr. Garrison
will hereafter supply the growing demand for tblr
superior and popular sowing machtnn.
pU Hlf.T. PA PR.
Liver and idnejr diseases vetoed by Dime PilJa.
Portianfl
BflS
Directory
J. A
-.- $70
mm w 'cVA eft
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ill
1 cee our iu
testimonials I
Berrvn thah oolo.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALT .
A Tleasant and Efficacious Remedy.
IF YOU HAVE ABUSED YOURSELF
Rv over Inriillcenpe in enlilicr o drinking: have sick
or nervous headache; dryness of the skin, with a
feverish tendency; night bweats and sleeplessness; by
an means use
Seven's California Fruit Salt.
And feel vonncr ftrirs mnro. Tt. Is the woman's friend.
Try it; 1 per bottle; 6 bottles for S3. For sale by all
druggists. HODGE, DAVIS A CO., wholesale Agents.
Simmoiid's Kentucky Nabob
Bourbon Whiskey.
trict this Whisky is unexcelled for purity and tiuvor.
ror lamuy aiiu meuiciiiai jiurioe
NABOB
99
Is notorious. It is made from pure barley and wheat
spirits, and its various component parts oienovu wuu
scientific iKM-uracy.
The Best and Purest Brand in the Market.
TODD b IIIVEN,
Hole A Bents for Portlnnd. Oiwn mid the 'ret
..i . tliu tr'iilapun It., unrmlied tkv the bur
re. lialf barrel or case, at I he same price and terms as
ni Kentucky or San trancisco.
NO MORE DYSPEPSIA.
!!A
OR.
CALIFORNIA
A 01
Recommended by all Physicians.
U1 fe tlrtortfeoi on hack of Bottle.
A Sure Cure for Indigestion. Lots of Appetite
and the Best Liver Regulator known.
SOLD ONLY IN GLASS.
To fil' or pell any but the genuine article out of
our bottle s felouy 8t.ci wnn atttcieo, will be
piotcuted to the fuil extent of the Jaw
Trade supplied by Arpad Haraszthy & Co,
530 melon t.. San KmnrWrn, Cal.
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1879.
iigiis
VIGOR HEALTH AND LIFE.
IIEMEM1IKB. hv riTKIFYINO your BLOOD
you Regulate the I.iver and Kidneys, cleanse the
istomach ol ail jvioroiu secretions, ani enjoy mat
great boon. Good Health. Kp suflerer should fail to
eive thLs popular remel
yatnai. net tne ut. ri.t
anl observe the Trade Mark.
One Dollar per bottle
For sale everywhere.
SEWING MACHINE
STORE 167 THIRD ST.
BVAI&JNQ DOim
ON SHORT NOTICE.
II Leading
MACHINES
GO
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THREAD.
ATTACHMENTS,etc.
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FOB T
HOUSEHOLD & WHITE
WILLIAM COLLIER,
! JDealerln New und
SECOND HAND MACHINERY,
8 Mndlaon NU. Portland, Or.
Fiirtle denlrlnar ltollera, Knglntni or 8A. W
UILIj H ACIII.N'KKY runwenre
by nddreaalnic Air. Collier.
Now and Second Hand Machine! y
Murti nnd aold or traded to ndTantiurc
MEN AND WOMEN,
Boys and Kir Is, anyone wh. wants light, pleasant em
ployment lti which from f 3 to $10 per day can be mace
will send their name and postofiice address to us Im
mediately, and receive our descriptive circulars. Ad
dress, l. tl. Oetchell & Co., No. 1S7 Front ittreet
PortUud. Orton.
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Ji. .ifSXitX' fC il.n5-5t. jvery acc essioie irom an partsor
ZZZ : : , iZ&jri'ZC tfeViJv these cities. Th-se advantaices
'r?-- -g?Z?f?2 5kS" :i necessuiHy attract a large
f-; f'i5P ' 1fitl 'Tt'H''k this the most opnlur and
V' 'S ' ' "i valuable suburban property In
ySlW'" -IT " f -fjli this-vicinity, while in the near
iSn" - "L -tf-j ri" CVi?y 5 future it must furnish homes for
I s"- v J&aJl -"SSSr the rapidly h.creasuigispulatlon
. :v .,- of Albina, and then IU value will
- . "iLi5.'f jii-ei I le at least five times wiiat we
bdkii I jt.amn.tof-n..nn
FAKILING- MACHINERY.
.rrirt
TIIK a. I. CASE PLUtVf.
We are the sole aKents for Oregon and Washington Territory of the celebrated J. J. CASK PIXJWH,
-TRICMPH" SKKDKHS and DUILIS. Ntudebuker Kjrn and Norinir Wauons. J. I. Case Traction Kinrines.
I'ortable Engine, Kiiitmes. n Hki.ls, and siitK'e or double
j SPA V Kit &
SPORTSMEN EMPOBIUM.
wm BECK & SON
Importers and dealers in
Guns, Rifles, and .Revolvers
Rods, ( Kwers,
Reels, Jr Floals,J
Lines, tllhh Sturgeon
Baskets, SjfkkT Lines,
Leaders, ' ' all kind
llra'uicd aud Tapered Oil Silk IJne.
Six Spliced Split Bamboo Rods,
105 nnd 107 mi1 ut.. Iortland, Or,
P. & Akt
Ben. Selling,
H. E. Doc.
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ETKRt PAIR GUARANTEED.
IKJN. HKL.IXN A CO.
US E foOSE PI LIS
HUDSON'S Qim ST0EE.
SS First atreel. Port la d, Orr(a.
tTNS, PEttTOLM XJTiU AHUl'JVITIOA
nfelur Twil of Werr orttlM.
$1000 liEWAKD
WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON PRODUC
ing a more effectual remedy than
Dr. Keek's Sure Cnre for catarrn,
Which has stood the test for fourteen years. Phy&l
clans, Druggists, and all who have ued and thor
oughly tested it, pronounce tt apeetfle tor the cure of
that loathsome dSseaaa. Try IU Your druggist baa
It price 91. i
'l5r. Keck thoroughly understands, and is eminently
successful In tho treatment of allehroaJe anu dl -
t-ult rtl-cnscs Of feUt mim ana mii gt nvui
made a specialty of their treatment for fourteen years
He treats Cauaeer without using tbe knife. His favor
ite oreaeriDtion la farntabed to lady patients Free.
No lad v ahould be witahout it- Young, middle-aged or
old, male or fesaale, fnbanity or a life of suffering la
your uievnaoie ooom unieaa yuu
physician who understands, and is competent to treat
vourcase. Waste no more time nor money within-
competent physicians. All communications attendee
to with dispatch, and are strictly confidential. Medl
ciaes sent to any part of the country, circulars, testi
monials, and a list or printed questions inrniaiieu w"
application. COXHtJX.'rkTIOX FKKE. Inclose
three-cent stamp for list and adores UK j-awa
i fcX'K, ISo. i:6 First street, yprtianu. ur.
D. J. MALAR-KEY & CO.,
, I
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Is
8pelal attention given to tbe sale of i
Wheat, 0as, Floor, Wool & Dairy
Produce.
Sasd lor WXSKLT PRICES CURRENT, mailed
free on application.
liberal A3 ranees on Consignment.
i sslgnn a its and Orders Solicited.
4i Hujrr t.. rouTJUkxn, n.
.gj
8ee UitoorTtd Jtetc, "TBS M
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w LAS'? U?? "?L
WDceCoMi
ssionMercfian
jf'mL iSFil a Vina aii mi ml
ft situated next to Alnlnit. and
etween and fronting on both the
j xteiihloti of Fourth street, s
r'
I'orll.iikl, and the Vancouver
toad. All the lots in blocks 2H.27
tJ-- X Ui i'i a;id W are WxVM fe t, w
5twenty-foot alleys through t
Ith
the
1. 12 All the other lots are GO
!- t. HW feet. The streets are wide, and
r Z.?i i ,)UV'' been cleared, while the
ij very easily cleared.
,J 'I We now oirtr for sale for a short
AlrL?? 1 line a limited number of these
' 1 : -o " " --'- "
mi. illicit iifi ,.. r ii uim
: nvl- . J ots and blocks at reasonable
utrttxAKij:.y pi ici-s aim on easy wrms.
'"?-HSl'ZZ.J TIIK ALIIIXA HOMFXTKA n
(Ta.
-3 provenients now beliiK carriel
i. 'out by the various companies un-
' i i der the direction of Mr. Yillard
i Si the Dry Docks Klevators, Mi-i'.-t.t
bine h:hos and other works of-''n-these
i-ompanles Its nearness
i f also to the Albina Ferry.togetlier
'-'wIth the prois)sed btreet Kal!
S ". n way from J. street Ferry, In tast
j.-3'41'ort'unt,w"1 make this proj)erty
1 i
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Mi -t(r
now oirer it for. We will show
the proiH-rty and give full Infor
mation to all who may apply to
us personally, and inquiries ad
dressed to us by mail will receive
prompt attention.
K.J. HAIOIIT CO.. Real Km-
lute A cents, hi Morrison street.
and LkW.NSIM l.K A X).. Real
, ! .state Agents, 0 U aslilligtOil St.
J Portland, Or
TheTBIUSiril HECUKOSnnd UUILM.
Haw Mil s. Cull ami see us or write for Catalogues
WAl.KKi:, Front Ht., foot of Salmon, Tertland.
SS,()()(). !$,000.
A CLKTIFIC1TE OF IIEU81IIP
FOR
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN THE
Universal Benevolent Ass'n
Of CaH'orn'" for Unmarried Persons Increases at
the rate of f$'ZO ncr mouih the firit year. Sew (he
second year, $3u tbe third ycr and $70 the
fourth year. lor further particulars and terms
send fora tony of ur new pwr, "The Ideo
jfrsphic." wbih will be sentftee. RELIVbLK
LI Vfc AGENTS WANTED in every town ud
county in (negon and Washineton Ter. Send f'r
terms at once to W. WH11KWKLL. Gen'l Agt. Ore
eon and Waliiuion Territory. Koom 4& Uuion
bjn k. Portland, or.
PERUVIAN
ITTERS.
-- 1' ,
The Flort Jti'lTKIIN In the WOULD.
TH KY KFFECTUALLY CUKE
MAIAHIAL DISEASES,
Vl(nll7.e the ijulem unil arret the rVMir-a
the Ilreiidfiil jtU-iihol llublt.
IllfsOMAMA.
AU )our lrugglat or Wine Merchant for
them.
Vir.MF.KIII.0 (Hi., gentat Han Fran'
eiaeo.
vv. j. vax sniuyvKit fe co., roniand
.T'
hla arrow t 8tramgta
alac BCOMT MM
Serrs Toaic is the
id U mate reault of orer M
years of practical experi
ence, and CURKS WITH
UNFAILING CERTAIN
TV, Nervous aud Vbysl
al Debility, Seminal
Weakness, Hpermator
rhoea, ProstatorrheaCru
mkwions, ImpotencT, Kx
hausted Vitality, Prem
Mire Decline and lAMitt
Or HaNHUOn, from
whatever cause produced.
It enriches and nurlilea the wood, htrengthens tba
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion. Reproductive Or
gans, and Physical and Mental Faculties. It
stops any unnatural debilitating drain upon
the system, preventing involuntary losses, de
bilitating dreams, seminal losses with the urine,
etc.. so destructive to mind and body. It la
a sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER
COMPLAINTS. IT CONTAINS NO INJURIOUS
INGREDIENT. To thnae raffrriif from the ef
fect of yoattkfail ladlaeretlons or exeeaea, m
apeedy. thornofh nnd permanent CI' UK I "I
l'AII4.TF.Ki. Price, 50 perbottle.or ivs
bottles In cane with full directions and advice, alio.
Sent secure from observation to any address upon re
ceipt of price, or C. O D. To be had only of
llr. V. It. Nn) field. XIO Kearny street.
San Frunclaeti, Cal. Consultations strictly cooiiden
tint, by letter or at office, KllKK. For the convenience
of putients, Mtid In order to secure perfe-t se-recy, I
have alopteii n private artdrt-wi, under which all pack
ages are forward. d.
TKIA I. IIOTTI.F. Fil EE.
Sufn-ent to h w Its merit, will be sent to any on
api'lyinv by Idler, stating his symptoms and ago
ConuiiUiiientlons Hlricily confidential.
Da. SPINNEY,
"o. 1 1 Katun y atret. O. W
'--ita hII Chromic amd poelal XM
YOUNG HEN
trifO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM" THJC El".
t r fects of youthful follies or Indiscretion, will d
. ell to avail themselves of this, the a-reateat boo a
vr laid at tbe altar of suffering humanity. DR.
sTINNKV wM jparantea to forfeit 600 for every
se of Seminal weakness or private diseases of any
: it. d or character which he undertake and falls to
MIDDl-OAOED If EN.
There aie many at the ag- of thlrt- to sixty who
we tn.un.'ed with too frequent evacuations of tb
ladder, often a companieI by a slight smarting oi
u rnli. a M4iihation and a weakening of the system io
i ttinriiier the pntlent cannot account for. On ntm
T.-ii- ih uiinary dpponits a ropy sediment will often
e found, nnd sometimes small particles of albumen
lli appear, or the color will be of a thin rnllkisb hue,
ixjrtin t )ii.iic:r.g to a dark and torpid atpearanc,
I here are many men who die of this dilTlciiIty. Iw
ant of the CHUse, which is the second stae of Sen.l
lal etokiiess. Dr. S. will guarantee a periect cure t
til such ctMes. aud a healthy restoration of the geiitui
lrlin.ry organs.
unw-e H.urs-10to4and8 to. Sundays from 10 ta
II A. M. Consultation free. Thorough enamluatlya
and advice. f V
Call or address DR. HPINNET A CX.,
No. 11 Kaaruy straet, Ban Francisco. UL
'(i i"K"i
oWwAwvi Jfor Investment and the most de-
fV ' ftlrabie plm-e for location now In
JH!"ir j' he market. Its lose proximity
-r ! " " 1 to the cities of 1'ortlaiid and ast
i., . t , . I'ortlaud. and to the heavy Im-
vr
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